Shooting off the screen

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The drill is used for teaching shooting from coming off a screen, rolling after the screen and put-backs after a miss.

Instructions

One player is a passer, located at the top of the key. The second player starts at the opposite elbow and cuts off a screen on the block. Player one passes to player two. Player three after setting the screen rolls to the basket for the rebound or pass-out after a make. Player two will return to the elbow after his shot is taken.

Variations

Variations can be made by repositioning the players on the floor.

Tips

Player coming off the screen should be shoulder to shoulder. After catching the ball square up for the shot.
Roller should open up to the ball and get to the opposite side of the rim.

Skills

Coming off the screen, catching and shooting, and screening

Players

Added: 1/1 2000

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Shooting off the screen

Instructions

Variations

Tips

Skills

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Shooting off the screen

Instructions

Variations

Tips

Skills

Players

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